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We just wanted to take a break and wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!  We wish the best for everyone, and hope that 2009 is filled with great health and happiness for all of you.  Here is a pic that I made from over 10k photos tagged as judo related.  Enjoy, [...]

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Full Throttle Conditioning is a great training resource from Ross Enamait, founder of RossTraining.com, and raises the bar of what is expected from a well conditioned athlete.  After watching some of the sample videos on his site, I was extremely excited to get this video for review.

First things first, the price is $25 and the [...]

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by Bob Perez
On October 4, 2008 the Texas A&M University Judo team hosted one of the
largest tournaments in Texas. 315 competitors from around the continent
including Texas, Colorado, Arkansas, Louisiana, California, Tennessee,
Florida and Mexico competed in the 14th Annual Go Shibata Memorial Judo
Tournament. Contested divisions included Junior, Senior, Novice ,
Master and Kata.
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What does it take to be an Olympian?  Many wonder, but only few will ever experience what it really takes.  “Beyond The Rings” by Rhadi Ferguson and Taraje Williams Murray, dives into all the different aspects of what it takes to be an Olympic Judo Team Member, and how to deal with the aftermath.   [...]

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In this episode, Mike and Gene talk with each other about brainstorming ideas on training and classes. Topics of discussion are semesters, planning classes, competitions, mat layouts, and crosstraining.
Registration is now available for Mike’s Heartland Team Tournament to be held on October 25th, 2008. Episode 37

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